The ending of "Thunderbolts*," Marvel's latest film, renames misfits and hints at what's to come in "Avengers: Doomsday."

Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Wyatt Russell, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, along with director Jake Schreier, react to that spoiler-y new title.

That description, of course, fits the MCU at the end of Thunderbolts*. Ever since Avengers: Endgame, with the death of Iron Man and Black Widow and Captain America’s retirement, Earth has remained unprotected.

They may not be the Avengers (or even the Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Men, Fantastic Four or Eternals) but Marvel has a new team assembling in “Thunderbolts*.” The MCU’s latest movie is bringing together some of the anti-heroes and villains from past movies and shows,

Marvel movies have raised a generation of young superhero fans. But is the new film "Thunderbolts*" suitable for little kids? Our guide for parents.

Lately, the best of the 36-film-strong Marvel Cinematic Universe are the entries that blaze their own unique path, like Sony’s teen-angst “ Spider-Man ” series, the filthy “ Deadpool & Wolverine ” and now the darkly comic “Thunderbolts*.”